Tag Archives: Dublin Airport

New Departure

Admin at 11:48 am February 24, 2015

Terminal 2 at Dublin Airport.

Any excuse

By Rafal Wojcicki

Many Happy Returns

Admin at 11:00 am January 19, 2015

Old Ireland tweetz:

Dublin Airport is 75 today. Look at all the fields around it in this early pic!

Stop That

Admin at 11:58 am January 15, 2015

Aer Lingus A320 has twice failed to land at Dublin Airport presumably due to high winds. Glad I’m not up there. pic.twitter.com/miXabOHoQi

— Colm O Caomhanaigh (@cocaomhanaigh) January 15, 2015

That flight has been diverted across the Irish Sea.

— Colm O Caomhanaigh (@cocaomhanaigh) January 15, 2015

Some smaller aircraft have been diverted due to winds gusting over 43 knots @DublinAirport passengers advised to check airline for updates.

— Dublin Airport (@DublinAirport) January 15, 2015

Rude bendy mickey.

Dublin Airport

Meanwhile, At Dublin Airport

Admin at 11:16 pm December 24, 2014

This evening.

God rest ye merry baggage handlers.

Thanks Mr B/Omar Sarhan

Stop That

Admin at 10:17 am November 28, 2014

Someone googly-eyed the picture of Newgrange in Dublin Airport pic.twitter.com/DW2lWP0mUS

— Valerie Loftus (@valerieloftus) November 28, 2014

Ah here.

Meanwhile, At Dublin Airport

Aaron McAllorum at 10:26 am November 10, 2014

Brian O’Reilly writes:

A consequence of recent reindeer strike action..

Thanks Brian

Plane Silly

Admin at 2:12 pm October 30, 2014

@rtenews Man on a flight back from Italy has made an Ebola threat by writing 'Be careful, Ebola" on a coffee cup. Plane on tarmac in Dublin.

— Odette (@Odie_T) October 30, 2014

Ah here.

Touchdown

Admin at 8:58 am October 7, 2014

Dublin Airport this morning.

Emergency services are on a taxi-way area at Dublin Airport after two Ryanair planes came into contact with each other. It is understood the wing tips of the two aircraft touched as one was taxiing to a stand.

Two Ryanair planes touch wings at Dublin Airport (RTÉ)

Via Emily Carroll

A Massive Prick

Admin at 3:18 pm October 3, 2014

From left: Sculptor Richard Enda King, Councillor Seán Walsh and Pádraig Flynn

On this day in 1989, Minister for the Environment Pádraig Flynn unveiled a new sculpture ‘Spirit of The Air’ to be installed at Dublin Airport.

1989 was the same year developer Tom Gilmartin wrote a cheque for £50,000 as a donation to Fianna Fáil as suggested by Pádraig Flynn. The cheque never made it to Fianna Fáil HQ and was subsequently discovered by the Mahon tribunal that it was used to buy a 100-acre farm in north Mayo by Mr Flynn’s wife, Dorothy.

He was then made our European Commissioner.

Good times.

Watch here.

Previously: ‘They’ll Emerge Unscathed And Unsullied’

Pee Flynn: “Wrongly And Corruptly” Sought Donation From Tom Gilmartin

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